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Today Common, the coliving startup for modern nomads, announced a $16 million Series B round. Common was founded by General Assembly co-founder Brad Hargreaves in 2015 and officially opened its first coliving space in Crown Heights, Brooklyn back in October.
Common partners with property owners and local organizations to create residential communities with monthly terms, shared services and community events. With venture backing—a $7.35M Series A round—Hargreaves bought a brownstone in Brooklyn to bring the concept, dubbed “co-living,” to 19 renters in New York City.